Oklahoma requires two physician recommendations before a patient under 18 can receive a medical marijuana license, and this two-page form holds both: page 1 for the first physician and page 2 for the second. The parent or legal guardian uploads it with the minor's online license application. Each page mirrors the adult form, with license term, optional ICD-10-CM conditions, caregiver certification and attestation.
Two Oklahoma MD, DO or podiatric physicians in good standing each complete and sign one page, the second within 30 days of the first. The parent or legal guardian submits the application, and a birth certificate is among the accepted proofs of the minor's identity.
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Physician Recommendation Form - Minor Patient License (Under the age of 18)
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Two. OMMA's minor form has a first-physician page and a second page for another physician, and applications for minors must include recommendations from both. The two must be dated within 30 days of each other, and the second within 30 days of the application's submission date.
Yes. Each page has an optional caregiver section with a separate physician signature, certifying that the patient is homebound or cannot self-administer or purchase medical marijuana due to a developmental disability or a physical or cognitive impairment, and would benefit from a licensed caregiver.